Forex Books - page 22

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Killer patterns strategy : killer_patterns.pdf

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This book aims to outline a simple method of using daily charts to profit from forex. Why daily charts? Using the dailies allows the trader to work trading into his daily routine, being able to access every opportunity but stopping the charts from taking over his life. In short, a tradeable system for people living in the real world

The Daily fozzy Method : dailyfozzymethod.pdf

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Before I get into what I do to try to take advantage of the insight into market timing that the Bollinger Squeeze indicator can provide, first I thought it best to explain where this system came from in the first place. When first trading the Forex markets, I did so with very little indicators, as, not coming from a mathematical, economical or trading background, the different coloured lines, histograms and arrows meant very little to me. I spent the first six months trading, what I learnt later was to be called, “naked”, i.e. without indicators. During these first six months I was at times disheartened, discouraging and disillusioned as I had nothing to put the blame on, no indicator to tweak thinking it was it's fault, but in hindsight it was the best thing I could have done to get started on the right foot.

Not so squeezy : not_so_squeezy_trading_manual.pdf

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In Ahn & Wilmott (2003) we wrote about mean-variance pricing in a stochastic volatility framework to solve the problem of hedging and pricing in incomplete markets. In the interests of completeness, in modelling if not in markets,1 we are here going to give the details of applying the same technique but now in a jump-diffusion setting. See Merton (1976) for the original work on jump-diffusion models. Other work of interest in this field is due to Platen (2004), Arai (2005), Lin (2005) and Cont, Tankov & Voltchkova (2006) who variously consider incomplete markets, including mean-variance pricing and utility theory. Tankov (2007) also considers various dynamic hedging strategies with some ad hoc static hedging. Our proposals result in non-linear models for the value of options. One should therefore see the work by Avellaneda & Parás (1996) and Hua & Wilmott (1997) on other non-linear models (uncertain volatility and crashes)

Jump Diffusion, Mean and Variance: How to Dynamically Hedge, Statically Hedge and to Price : jump_diffusion_mean_and_variance_-_how_to_dynamically_hedge_statically_hedge_and_to_price.pdf

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Hedge fund disasters usually occur because there is overbetting, the portfolio is not truly diversified and the trouble arises when a bad scenario occurs. Stochastic programming models provide a way to deal with the risk control of such portfolios using an overall approach to position size, taking into account various possible scenarios that may be beyond the range of previous historical data. Since correlations are scenario dependent, this approach is useful to model the overall position size. In short, the model will not allow the hedge fund to maintain positions so large and so under -diversified that a major disaster can occur. Also the model will force consideration of how the fund will attempt to deal with the bad scenario because once there is a derivative disaster, it is very difficult to resolve the problem. More cash is immediately needed and there are liquidity and other considerations. In the next issue I will go more deeply into such models in the context of pension fund management.

Hedge Fund Risk, Disasters and Their Prevention : 060206_drz.pdf

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FX Wizard : FX_Wizard.pdf

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'Tis an Equity Puzzlement : 021009_bamberger.pdf

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Anybody has the code from "Trading Systems and Methods" 5th edition - Perry Kaufman?

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This book is a simple, practical guide to swing trading. For years I have been reading books and exploring web sites that are dedicated to swing trading. Yet, I could not find any simple description of how to enter and exit a trade. So I developed some basic rules that have been published on my web site Swing Trading Strategies | Day Trades | FREE Stocks Picks - MrSwing.com. I call these rules The Master Plan. Over the years, thousands of investors have used my Master Plan to swing trade. It is my firm belief that a swing trader must trade with discipline. While it is important to keep things simple, the rules of the Master Plan might seem a little intimidating. The main reason I wrote this book was to make swing trading more accessible to the beginner. These rational behind swing trading and the entry and exit rules are presented very clearly – both the beginner and the experienced swing trader will now have a simple guide to follow

A Practical Guide to Swing Trading : a_practical_guide_for_swing_trading.pdf

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First of all, let me take some time to introduce myself to you. I am Kelvin and I am a full time currency trader. I have a passion for trading and this drives me to create a forex blog that gathers a community of traders together.

Due to constant request from my blog readers asking me to share my trading strategies with them, I have now written 3 forex books that are available on Amazon Kindle Store with 2 of them constantly ranked top 20 in the foreign exchange categories. I have also created 3 forex courses that contain the exact information on how I trade and all my trade setups.

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Secrets to Successful Trading : secrets_to_successful_trading.pdf